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C# .net Web development

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saxon globalDenver (CO)

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Senior

SALARY

$115-$120

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About the role

Job TitleSalary- $115-$120USC/ GCRemoteIt is fully remote but only considering someone physically located in the following states: NY, TN, MD, FLSalary is flexible but the sweet spot is between 115-120k. It is a stable company that is one of the fastest growing in its industry, offering great benefits and a 401k package. This Full Stack.net development team, but the primary focus of this position is middle to back-end development. They use a take home exam as the first step in the process, then a video interview, and they do a more logical (walk me through development/troubleshooting situations) during a final group interview. The take home is short 10 questions, but the group is more in depth, so people are not able to give surface level textbook answers without practical experience. They do need to be a USC or GC holder with excellent communication and ability to work well within a corporate team. I am not able to share the company information yet, but if there is a candidate of interest it will be covered in detail. Responsibilities/Skills Develop, design, document, and test scalable. Net web applications Develop code for individual assignments and assist team members to deliver assignments Develop with security best practices in mind; provide support after the solution is delivered addressing production issues4 to 6 plus years of experience developing full-stack. Net web applications Proven experience with NET / C# (.NET Framework 4.x and above)

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